INDEX

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A

Absenteeism, 8

Accomplishments, 239, 240

Accountability, 177

Accountemps, 7

Adams, Andrea, 3

Advertising, 86–87, 100–101

Age Discrimination in Employment Act (1967), 176

Agreeableness, 238

Ally, 163–164

Ambivert, 38, 67, 114–115, 131

Americans with Disabilities Act (1990), 176

Anger management, 135–136, 156–157, 160

Antiteam behavior, 148, 198–199

of The Brute, 139

team development regarding, 190

Attorney, 167–168

Authenticating your rights, 50–51

Authority figure, 158, 163–164, 173

B

Barbara Anne (pseudonym), 148–156

Behavior pattern, 162

of bullies, xiii, 3–4

bully origins from, 193–194, 196

bully repetition of, 225

CIT clarification of, 55–56

CIT residual message for, 57

coaching for, 197

for courage, 209–210

for integrity, 208–209

The Belier, 90–91

CIT use on, 74–76

confrontation of, 74–75, 89

fairness incomprehension of, 73

guilt absence of, 72

insecurity of, 70, 85–86

as introverted bully, 20, 21

isolation infliction by, 74

as manager, 73

perception corruption of, 69

script example for, 76–78

script worksheet for, 82–85

slander by, 16, 69–70, 72–73

target career destruction by, 70–71

The Blocker, 110–111

character deficits of, 22

control obsession of, 93, 101

creativity suppression of, 107

idea suppression of, 94

as introverted bully, 20, 21

perfection obsession of, 16–17

script worksheet for, 104–107

team comprehension by, 107–108

team negativity from, 95

voice feedback for, 109

Board of directors, 166–167

Body language intimidation, 139, 140

Boeing executive, 226–227

Boss, 171

crossroads for, 203

employee disengagement by, 202–203

feedback from, 163

loyalty assurance to, 162, 163

Boundaries, 67

The Braggart violation of, 117–118, 123

The Brute disregard for, 137, 158

CIT establishment of, 58

target communication of, 37

The Braggart, 132–134

ambivert towards, 114–115, 131

boundary violation of, 117–118, 123

character deficits of, 22

creativity suppression by, 18

credit appropriation by, 117

discrimination by, 116

discussion suppression by, 115, 116–117

empathy deficit of, 114, 116

as extroverted bully, 20–21

fairness incomprehension of, 117

feedback for, 131

guilt absence of, 116, 118

legal recourse against, 177

meeting privately for, 131

narcissism of, 17–18, 113, 114

opinion intolerance by, 118

redirection of, 115, 121, 122–123

script worksheet for, 128–131

women unwanted physical contact from, 117–118

worthiness need of, 115–116

Brand building, 246–247

Brenda (pseudonym), 168–173

Brooke, Jill, 1

The Brute, 159–160

anger management for, 135–136

anger management script for, 156–157

antiteam behavior of, 139

authority management of, 158

body language intimidation by, 139, 140

boundary disregard by, 137

Burt example of, 27–28

character deficits of, 22

communication problem of, 146

danger of, 18, 139

depersonalization against, 136–137

DISC identification of, 147

discrimination by, 138

empathy deficit of, 137, 157

as extroverted bully, 20–21

feedback immediacy needed for, 136, 157

guilt absence of, 138

incivility of, 18

legal recourse against, 177

as manager, 147

meeting privately for, 157

rule enforcement by, 138

script worksheet for, 143–146

slander by, 139

target switching of, 158

trigger for, 136

Bullies. See specific topics

Bullying at Work (Adams), 3

Burlington Industries v. Ellerth, 175

Burroughs, 214–215

Burt (pseudonym), 24–28

C

Career planning, 245–246

Children, 227

CIT. See Critical Incident Technique

Civil Rights Act (1964), 176

Civility, 30, 65, 226–227

Coaching, 197, 225, 229

Communication, 148

The Belier confrontation style of, 89

The Brute problem with, 146

of expectations, 206

of observed behavior, 56–57

reflection tools for, 88

seminar on, 244–245

of target boundaries, 37

Communication stage, 191–192

Company structure transition, 203

Compliance, 65–66

Conflict

avoidance of, 29–33

The Belier foment of, 72

bully instigation of, 30–31

confrontation compared to, 33–35

in norm convergence stage, 191

team control of, 202

Conflict resolution

confrontation plan for, 32–33

norm convergence process of, 191

responsibility for, 29–30, 35

seminar on, 251–252

social capital assessment for, 31–32

team development from, 30, 66–67

Confrontation, 67, 175

conflict compared to, 33–35

conflict resolution plan for, 32–33

help needed after, 161

inhibition towards, 33–35

meeting purpose for, 44–47

model behaviors for, 45–47

power rebalance through, 61

self-concept improvement by, 66

self-esteem improvement by, 66

target tactics against, 48

Consensus, 192

Control

The Blocker obsession for, 93, 101, 110

for script preparation, 63–64

of team conflict, 202

of voice emotion, 65

The Cost of Bad Behavior (Pearson and Porath), 43

Courage, 209–210, 244

Creativity, 18, 107

Critical Incident Technique (CIT), 32

behavior pattern clarification through, 55–56

on The Belier, 74–76

boundary establishment through, 58

expected, observed behaviors and, 56–57

human resources need for, 165–166

against individual, 80–81, 120, 125–126, 141–142, 151–154

for individual, 75–76, 80–81, 97–98, 102, 120, 125–126, 141–142, 151–154

paraphrase skill for, 57–58

residual message of, 57

respect skill for, 58

Cyberbullying, 14

Cynthia (pseudonym), 226–227

D

Daniel (pseudonym), 135–136

Darla (pseudonym), 78–82

Decency, 210–212

Decisions

The Blocker difficulty with, 94

for growth, 197–198

by Supreme Court, 175–176

Depersonalization, 136–137

Depression era, 12

Dialoguing, 51–53, 212

Diana (pseudonym), 118–122

Dignity: Its Essential Role in Resolving Conflict (Hicks), 198

DISC Style Analysis, 42

The Brute identification through, 147

four voices insight from, 230–231

Discrimination

by The Braggart, 116, 132

by The Brute, 138

laws against, 176

Discussion, 67, 115, 116–117, 131

E

Ego management, 215–217

EI. See Emotional intelligence

Emotion, 44, 63–64, 65

Emotional intelligence (EI), 248

Empathy, 67

The Braggart deficit of, 114, 116, 132

The Brute deficit of, 137, 157

ego management regarding, 216

interpersonal skill of, 49–50

sympathy compared to, 49, 215

as tenet, 215

Employees, 202–203, 206

Employer, 4–5, 29

Engagement mode, 38

Eric (pseudonym), 100–104

Ethan (pseudonym), 118–122

Evaluator, 108

Exclusion fear, 36–37

Expectations

communication of, 206

management skills questionnaire for, 182

manager responsibility for, 180–181

for script preparation, 64

Expected behavior

CIT communication of, 56–57

meeting preparation for, 53–54

observed behavior compared to, 53–54

Extroversion, 236–237

Extroverted bullies, 19, 20–21, 22

F

Fairness

attorney need for, 167

The Belier incomprehension of, 73

The Braggart incomprehension of, 117

Faragher v. City of Boca Raton, 175

Feedback

for The Blocker voice, 109

from boss, 163

for The Braggart, 131

The Brute immediate need for, 136, 157

decency with, 210–211

management skills questionnaire for, 182–183

manager responsibility of, 180–181

meeting reflection through, 87

seminar on, 247

from target, 36

Flanagan, J. C., 55

Follett, Mary Parker, 52

Fortune 50 firm, 71

Freud, Sigmund, 195

Fromm, Eric, 195

The Future of Work (Morgan), 203

G

Gallup report, 202–203

Gilbert, Thomas, 181

Gilbreth, Frank and Lillian, 11–12

Globalization, 13

Goal clarity stage, 190, 192

Greta (pseudonym), 24–28

Group formation stage, 190, 192

Growth

bully suppression of, 196

coach facilitation of, 225

decision for, 197–198

human tendency towards, 195, 203–204

legal recourse for, 176–177

Guilt absence, 149

of The Belier, 72

of The Braggart, 116, 118

of The Brute, 138

H

HDS. See Hogan Development Survey

Healthcare, 9

Healthy Workplace Bill (2013), 5–6

Help, 161–164

Henry (pseudonym), 173–175

Hicks, Donna, 198

Hogan Assessments, 42

of HDS, 232

of HPI, 231

of MVPI, 232

Hogan Development Survey (HDS), 232

Hogan Personality Inventory (HPI), 231

Horney, Karen, 195

HPI. See Hogan Personality Inventory

Human Competence: Engineering Worthy Performance (Gilbert), 181

Human relations model, 221–222

Human resources, 175

CIT needed for, 165–166

office placement issue for, 172

as stakeholder, 165–166

Hypersensitivity, 95

I

Idea suppression, 94, 96–97, 98–99

Incentives, 180–181, 184

Incivility, 6–7, 18

Inclusiveness, 254

Incognito, Richie, xi–xii, 205–206

Inhibitions

regarding conflict and confrontation, 33–35

conflict avoidance as, 29–33

of exclusion fear, 36–37

of reception mode, 38

Insecurity

of The Belier, 70, 85–86, 89

bully masking of, 196

towards individual, 171, 174

of introverted bullies, 21

Insensitivity, 21

Integrity, 208–209, 243–244

Interpersonal power, 60, 61

Interpersonal skills

of authentication, 47–53

bully lack of, 226

of empathy, 49–50

of nondefensive listening, 49

of nonpunishing attitude, 48–49

preparation of, 47–48

seminar on, 249–250

target lack of, 226

Introverted bullies, 19–22

Irritable bowel syndrome, 173–175

Isolation

The Belier infliction of, 74

of individual, 153, 154, 169–171

J

Jake (pseudonym), 140–143

Joan (pseudonym), 73–78

John 1 (pseudonym), 86–87

John 2 (pseudonym), 100–104

Joseph (pseudonym), 123–128

Jung, Carl, 195

L

Labor turnover, 8–9

Leader

employee relationship with, 206

Henry confrontation of, 175

model behaviors for, 68

as stakeholder, 165

standards for, 168

vision of, 185

Leadership skills questionnaire, 185–189

Legal recourse

antibullying laws for, 175–177

anti-discrimination laws for, 176

from growth suppression, 176–177

from libel, 176

from slander, 176

Supreme Court decisions for, 175–176

Lewin, Kurt, 195

Libel, 176

Life Styles Inventory (LSI), 42

stress free styles of, 232–233

stress inducing styles of, 233–235

Litigation fees, 8–9

Loyalty, 162, 163

LSI. See Life Styles Inventory

M

Management skills questionnaire

for expectations, 182

for feedback, 182–183

for incentives, 184

for task support, 183–184

Manager responsibilities, 180–181

Managers, 15

The Belier as, 73

The Brute as, 147

bully prevention training for, 176

maturity necessary for, 40

model behavior for, 179–180

power accumulation of, 10–12

self-other relationships with, 40

trigger from, 181

work culture influence of, 179–180

Mark (pseudonym), 54

Martin, Jonathan, xi–xiii, 205–206

Maturity, 40, 67

Meeting

The Braggart private space for, 131

The Brute private space for, 157

compliance resolution of, 65–66

feedback reflection through, 87

for help solicitation, 161–164

private space for, 62

script preparation for, 62–64

Meeting preparation

confrontation purpose for, 44–47

dialogue for, 51–53

expected, observed behavior and, 53–54

self-other relationship comprehension for, 40–44

Michelle (pseudonym), 140–143

Micromanagement, 152

Minorities, 12–13

Mobbing, 173–175

Model behaviors

for children, 227

for confrontation, 45–47

for dialogue, 51–52

for leader, 68

for managers, 179–180

work culture change from, 47

Morgan, Jacob, 203

Motives, Values, Preferences Inventory (MVPI), 232

N

Nadine (pseudonym), 96–100

Narcissism, 118–120

of The Braggart, 17–18, 113, 114, 132–134

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1–2, 14

The Need to Say No (Brooke), 1

NEO Personality Inventory (PI-R), 42

agreeableness dimension of, 238

conscientiousness domain of, 238–239

extroversion domain of, 236–237

neuroticism domain of, 236

openness domain of, 237

Neuroticism, 236

NGT. See Nominal group technique

Nickname, 148–149, 151, 152

NIOSH. See National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health

Nominal group technique (NGT), 253–254

Nondefensive listening

dialoguing result of, 212

interpersonal skill of, 49

learning result of, 213

as tenet, 212–215

for understanding comprehensively, 213–214

Norm convergence stage, 191, 193

O

Observed behavior, 53–54, 56–57

Openness, 237

Organization structures, 13, 14

P

Pachter, Barbara, 36

Paraphrase

for The Blocker, 94

for CIT, 57–58

for decency, 211

Pearson, Christine, 43

People skills, 201

Personal power, 218–220

Perspective recognition, 217–218

Philip (pseudonym), 123–128

Piaget, J.P., 195

PI-R. See NEO Personality Inventory

Policy statement, 207

Political power, 59–60, 250–251

Porath, Christine, 43

Position power, 59, 218–220

Positivity, 220–221

Power imbalance, xiii

between bully and target, 30–31

bullying abuse of, 225–226

confrontation correction of, 61

between managers and workers, 10–12

Power management, 218–220

The Power of Positive Confrontation (Pachter), 36

Presence, 248–249

The Principles of Scientific Management (Taylor), 11

Productivity

bully impact on, xiii, 4–5

for work culture, xiv

workplace bullying cost of, 8–9

Profits reports, 10

R

Reception mode, 38

Reflection tools, 87–88

Relationship, 17, 70, 85. See also Self-other relationships

Reputation management, 86–87, 87–88

Resignation, 27–28, 172–173

Respect

The Belier lack of, 70

CIT skill of, 58

invocation of, 154–156

policy statement for, 207

team lack of, 149–150, 153–154

Responsibility, 29–30, 33–34, 35

Richard (pseudonym), 78–82

Robber barons, 10

Rogers, Carl, 195

S

Sarcasm, 48, 66, 153

Schein, Edgar H., 195

Schoolyard bullying, xiii, 2

Scientific management system, 10–11

Script

The Belier worksheet for, 82–85

The Blocker worksheet for, 104–107

The Braggart worksheet for, 128–131

for The Brute anger management, 156–157

The Brute worksheet for, 143–146

by individual, 76–78, 81–82, 98–100, 102–104, 121–122, 126–127, 142–143

Joseph worst-case for, 127–128

Script preparation, 62–64

Self observation, 194

Self-concept, 41, 66

Self-esteem, 28, 150, 172

confrontation improvement of, 66

skills assessment for, 43

Self-other relationships

career interview for, 41–42

emotion preparation for, 44

manager maturity necessary with, 40

self-concept understanding for, 41

Self-promotion paragraph, 242–243

Seminars, 229–230

brand building, 246–247

career planning, 245–246

communication skills, 244–245

conflict resolution, 251–252

courage, 244

EI, 248

feedback, 247

inclusiveness, 254

integrity, 243–244

interpersonal skills, 249–250

political power, 250–251

presence, 248–249

social capital, 252–253

team development, 253–254

SHRM. See Society for Human Resource Management

Slander, 76–78

by The Belier, 16, 69–70, 72–73

The Belier abatement of, 89

by The Brute, 139

legal recourse from, 176

Social capital

assessment of, 31–32

seminar on, 252–253

Three-Meeting Rule bolstering of, 38

Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), 2, 6, 14

Sociopaths, xiv, 19–22

Sperry Corporation, 214–215

Stakeholders, 172

analysis chart of, 88

attorney as, 167–168

board of directors as, 166–167

CEO as, 166–167

colleagues as, 164–165

human resources as, 165–166

reflection tool identification of, 87

team leaders as, 165

Strategies, xiv, 172

Strengths, 241

Stress, 29

acquiescence of, 197

LSI styles with, 233–235

LSI styles without, 232–233

Supreme Court, 175–176

Sympathy, 49, 215

Synergy, 192, 193, 201–202

T

Tactics, 4, 48

Target, xiii

The Belier career destruction of, 70–71

The Belier isolation of, 74

boundary communication by, 37

The Brute switching of, 158

civility exemplification by, 30

feedback from, 36

harm aversion of, 35

incivility consequences on, 6–7

interpersonal skill lack of, 226

power imbalance of, 30–31

tactics against, 48

women as, 1

workplace bullying cost to, 9

Targeting, 196–197

Task skills, 200

Task support, 180–181, 183–184

Taylor, Frederick W., 10–11

Team, 24–28, 175

The Belier function improvement in, 71

The Blocker relationship with, 95, 107–108, 111

The Brute behavior against, 139

bully discussion with, 67

collaboration methods for, 108, 109

conflict controlled by, 202

disrespect by, 149–150, 153–154

evaluator for, 108

stakeholder leader of, 165

synergy fostering of, 201–202

Team development, 189

antiteam bullying regarding, 190

communication stage of, 191–192

from conflict resolution, 30, 66–67

goal clarity stage of, 190, 192

group formation stage of, 190, 192

norm convergence stage of, 191, 193

seminar on, 253–254

synergy stage of, 192, 193

Team-building skills, 199–200, 221

Technical skills, 242

Ted (pseudonym), 96–100

10 tenets, 208–222

coaching assessments used in, 229

coaching instruments used in, 229

Three-Meeting Rule, 38–40

Time waste, 7

Tray (pseudonym), 148–156

Trigger, 72, 136, 181

U

Unisys Corporation, 214–215

V

Vanessa (pseudonym), 76–78

Verbal abuse, 14, 139, 149

Violence, 14

Vision, 185, 222–223

Voice

The Blocker feedback on, 109

for dialogue, 52

in DISC Style Analysis, 230–231

emotion control through, 65

W

WBI. See Workplace Bullying Institute

White men, 12–13

Women, 1

The Braggart unwanted physical contact with, 117–118

women bully towards, 168–173

workforce entrance of, 12–13

Work culture

bully tactics influence on, 4

cyberbullying impacting, 14

globalization impact on, 13

manager behavior influence on, 179–180

model behaviors impact on, 47

organization matrix impact on, 13

productivity for, xiv

vision ideal of, 222–223

World War II impact on, 12–13

Worker exploitation, 12

Workplace bullies. See also specific topics

types of, 15–18

Workplace Bullying Institute (WBI), 1–2, 4–6, 8–9, 14, 29

Workplace skills, 214

World War II, 12–13